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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-03-03
THE SILVER STATE.
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CEPTED) BY
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rERve OF SUBSCRIPTION:

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~, copy, one year, by mail. l............'$o W.
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ons copy, three months, BY mail. ....... oo'
DsFFered by Carrier, 25 Cents DER week.
RATES or ADVERTISING:
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"a n sabseGueut insertion, per square w.
A iberal reduction TO regular adverttsers.
ENTS:
T. r. FISHER san Francisco, California
1 n GAZE "a authorized TO collect ana re-
eeips for subscriptions TO the SILVER sTATh
parpiise Valley. .,,... .-,d
s r. YoUSs is authorized to coitece ana
rec csipt for subscriptions TO the slLVkA SfAih a.
hi heado~s. -.
A. GISrz is authorized 10 collect and receipt
FAR subscriptions to the SILVER STATE IN spring
CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

the drill has been working already has de-
veloped a thickness OF over COO feet. No
new developments.
Thursday evening % baskets were
shipped from South Haven by the two
steamers, and 50 many baskets we're brought
that the docks were hllsd. and refusal to
receive any more was annonnced-
Tbs BROOKLYN, L. I. Park commission
have contracted with Nsssrs. r. Kanters &
sons. Of Holland for r000, 900 trees with
which they mean to erect sea vail al
sb-sbtOn Beach 70 prevent washOuts dur
ing the winter.
There were s 500 single admission tickets
% he Benton Haroor Fair sold on Thurs
day. which, With the large number OF sea-
son tickets. exhibitors and helpers, com
pIiuaentaries, etc, il is estimsted would
"a he the total attendance not far from
seven thousand.
At meeting ofthe T Eenty- fourth .Michk
gao Veteran Association II uss decided tc
bold reginneataI reunion on Septe uissrs2.
AZ ~ ynouta, Thts meeting set the same
Lme aad place Of the snaual MEETING o.
Zoe Soldiers' and Sailors Association .oi
" sya county -
Some cuss stole Watts 8 Hnmpnrs7s >
fsvorise arm chair of tbs stoop the other
nixht. And ooly. a fsv DAYS before ssni
stole IS OF A. 2. H.wton's turkeys. Thsr'
Is a gang Of thieves in TORN. Light up ths
town With electricity. and Ere soms night
vasebnen.-C Chsbog3sn Democrat.
The strike which vas insugurated mors
/ than aveek ago st AstohslI Bros mill AZ
| Jennings Missaukse county, is still on. The
( question a. issue u not one OF wsgss but II
hours. TIE mea vs0t ten ho1rs work,
Z and the 6rm wsnseleveu sours work and
are willing % pay for thatn21nbsr of hours
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
EDUCATIONAL

A business COLLEGE viii Be opened st
Tra7srss CisY on Aoadsg.
Hope College eomusacss It's twenty
third ysar ne1t Wednesday.
The Alma College opened with thirty
ave students and htSy more viii probably
sOon enter.
VIVA. J. Dinksr. Of Grand Haven. has
gone % Nex Brunswick, \. J.. 70 attend
II ne theological sem nary Of the Dutch Re
formed church.
Fly Agricultural College cadets, under
command Of CapE Estsbr1ok. vii visit
Jsckson dgring tie State fair a. The guests
Of tue famoas Jackson Guards.
Miss Jessie Asgnaris OF Portland. Iosis
county. has sooe % Vlrkinis 70 AXE = posi-
tioa a. lsschsz ID GeImsn sad FRENCH and
i1 saaso u ne W sstkesteT college.
Mss. Anas Ho1gss. one OF the Primary
SCI osl sesch - AZ Caarlotte has sccsssed a
ca. to 1ss scb61ls of San Diego Ca, A. =
salary 81 sc per monch- :. She received SO
AZ Charlotte
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
MATTERS OF RzLIeroS.

sam Ioues vii visit Bay City this Via
ter
AFsw Psv church has Al sysninz and =
mcrninz choir.
General Secrsisrv Miner Of the Z NJ. r.
A kas arrar zsd for a course of dTe enter
ttias - sn5s a. Lsas. nc daraz the Fali snd
W inter.
R-v n Eclyn "a Spring Lsxs bss been
csi.-d c. rze pssloTste af ths FIRST Re-
t1rne5 eaa-ch ef ksisuszoo. sni tas
esss;s has approved the cal
Tie Ta.s.sa bt,fs says. Rev q T sforss.
ws and ssvaTssI- snovn snesg ToIs-
soans raovez aext wsex 90 fstaskey ss &C.
ter rf Emsn1eI eturch- Eig saccps. ID
shcraln CsfvsrT eaprsh h~re - wsl a.
Trrtfr aad East r-la1e. hevs ns6e ksu
rssr frienss. sne ~en frs-n his sistop sof
others warfa -crn nsensaffcus. his lsec-s
ia Saisuarre and slsewasT- hsvs oeeu cf
ffs sarrs ekaTsefer. He carries wsr- hiza
q E.ns1rei chu0ca - rest vshss az =
ste rs 40 psrssacnsrs. Fetsskey Is to Be
conerzs1ias~@-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Calsdonis hSs no vacant houses.
Traverse Cily has voted $500 for two
rev bridges.
only one vacant house in Frsspors.
Barry county,
Osseoia county far will Be held at Evsrt
Cctossr s. : AID 5.
csosrs. Michigan Agricultural fair At
IsnsipE sept $50 :
Es3saa sxnscss slime Of boats runniug
I hora shas placs - CAicaCo next year.
fsa-i.vss, Z conntv hold iis third annual
taisfAS la Jor.lsn September q, = %
D.s~srs AZ Grass Lake are buying large
Soc sf shs sep 60 send 90 ranches IN OtAA-
Ftve hur I'D basasis Of peaches we're
.hssos3 10 Chicago lro1a sasioy on Ihurs-
day
SB B~afiev. o. Bay City. has gwen $500
ssa soaada1on tor library fund asAlms
ColisEe.
Tbe 4h5-sv-s ah annual fair Of the Barry
Coaatv a xrSsulttrsl Society VII De held
Sept. ~ - -.
u bss hesa decided to hold the next re-
r.isn AZ ths Eourth Michigan Cavalry AZ
Isnsinkia ssptsaober, 1855.
Over seven hundred suits sgainss. Michi-
gso rsilrSa3s tor fence properly ouTrsd dur
hx dry ssathsr by engine sparks
Th~fruis trSin isavirk Holland svsry
serraoon carriet a. fe1 packages Of fruit
into 0aiesxo dassa,s tlss pass veex
CIV wfnau. 81 Cotanns. hss tlse con-
trscf sor ths 5a.JSanx rae new sis9.sp opera
honse AZ the s.l1A sad vi counaencs a.
once.
Yesterday vas shs lsst aaY Of sas seAson
for ina steamer Qaesu II ths iasss. sad she
ran kfAnd farewell excursioa "a tne after-
neoa
III. axvsctsd that cars on the Chicago,
Kalsnssroo q saginaw Railroad vi os
running zrAins into Barry county ny Octo-
Der T.
Th- r~anl0a of Van Bursn CO. Battalion
Of Z. "A. e. r1sts. IS b tsks place a. c0uth
Havea sexs week wednesday, THURSDAY
and Friday
The Jackson electric light dispute Is end.
81 anS sAat cifv vii have $50 street lights,
fan 81 vh,rs rib bs put up A. 0aes. and Al
The others - psa -.
Jaeks.,n sxcects rrsst rush st The stats
FAR fhis wset sad hundreds cf cots are
being PIT into tas tofss for the sccommo-
daaon ~ Be Aiea x'lesas.
rAa whitehsll LADIES' Band have been
,riFsYsa si3a so3 expenses - sttsna G-or-
ga exocsi ien rhey hare not fuly de-
os1-d raessar taeF Vii accept
The sxcarsicn sfesuer AscataTs vas
.nli aaasra sortsaSe oa Friday - y. A.
WiiiisEne ci dsilsuo, for sooai q 90. the
faoe 81 "a mcrtgsgp which be heid
FAR week~ promises . extend inde6-
rifzff. =, Niehiza The Eixhfh Annual
s.,..isrv VII b. bald e. NJ Pleasant 0ct0oer
tto7
a.v;a Eitrhail or. ~ shs h@-t k-cwn
e- "a ,r..ir.,,-s r,ar, ~ fs~-Tsr- r.,frrrr :
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

centrally located Opposite Sweets Hote will find it
understand that this invitation extended all The Fa
of the largest Agricultural Works the state
supply you with information you want At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18
Two American Women.
THEY ARE SUPPOSED 70 ss IMPLICATED IN TIE
FRENCH WAR OHslCR SCANDAL

THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO sR IMPLICATED m rur
FRENCH WAR 01YICR scAHDAL
Paris Special to the New YORK World October ia
AT last the American who, according to the Ron.
levard saying, is at the bottom of every scandal
has turned up in the CafYarel AFFAIR. The prefec'
ture Is hunting In every direction after an fmeri
can can woman named Harriet Hayes and her daugh-
intimate. The motheris a buxom woman Of forty.
nve: She took, at the end of 1854, apartments
from all accounts she did her utmost TO saenpe =
good match for her daughter. very beautiful gfri
about eighteen years old: When they removed TO
very comfortable circumstances They had a
hlsn rent 70 pay for their rooms, and al
though they brought little furniture with them,
various hlntS about gorgeous suites which
fashionable dealer at a cost Of several thou.
sanI RoSnns qate reassured their Landlord and
style, and gave themselves tremendous airs. but
little by little their pretensions vanished, and it
curious For Ssf s Kinds
prospects seemed 10 brighten. wealthy mer.
chant had been proposed as sutton for the girls
in spotiess white she received his addresses but
the Projec. fen through. The man Of business evil
undertaken to bring the affair TO successful issue
was TO have received for his share Of the spots
$40 600 out OF the victims pocket
Their little dream over the mother and daughter
launched out more than ever In shady transac.
ions Gen. d'Andlau became o daily visitor az
their house, and the porter was often sent TO his
apartment at late hour in the evening with
mysterious missives for him. Stin the pair did
not prosper, and last year they made up their
minds TO go away for time. They left their
abode, saying that they were going to America.
and would return 10 six months, but they have
Inhabited. The police thinking that they nav
be in Paris are searching for Them Sometime
has probably been found among Gen. d'Andlan's
ture desirable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18
LAsssunaH & Bno.

Aeasoaa observer ned but pssa shssusA sur Sun
Department 70 Be convinced that ve oary by far the
ler0e ana most Desirable Stock of sks % Be found
THIS season. tn psrtcular. every effort hes been sx-
ertsd 70 supply Tie demands q our numerous Gus
tomsnA
We m now prepared 10 sxhss IN unsurpespsd stock
Of ne very finest imported and American silks and
positively lower than Ne have sold such goods BE-
AIl-sllt Colocsd Fsiis Frsncsia 81 in vida in Ill
Pc iss sa i ES,asn ss'gs IN
70 f:ss f Es.a:n sslsf Il ssd. in
ais 81 Tie Ma e. a. shades. q
coo s:r sssas 20 In ~a. in 4. .h.d..
rs 2sa Ei s,asf 81 So g.ns O. =. a, n. ,n,.
asa cosr.a Hc,. ..
sonIlsss line Of Al-stlt oolored Moirss q. % per
glsck rsiis f.om q % the finest guaranteed
.HS nos :D II the 4: tss:s
isy 6o@sstio R.nds. 01'"1 ~" 'A0'N'"' s'A''
sa:;s ssSs sso AZ q
sS: s: sa q NJ In ssss
q si%op. !xnssesn, All q the shove 'n MAZE:
EVENING SHADES IN SILKS AND sAT1Ns
Our importations Of Evening silka which comprise
some Of the hsndsomest designs. beautiful Qualities
snd m9ss oenestS snts ever produced are resdy for
TS::s sqSSd: = q: pss.a..: shown BY y. Our
es the looms could produce and that he succeeded
70 proven by the elegance and the Oddly Of the seleo-
ton. All the necessary trimmings for Evening Silks
dark room for the display Of Evening Shsdes.
We cannot f1ve Xo1 full spscihcation OF what ~
hep IN Evening ShAdea We VIII quote few. and Will
EVENING SILKS
Al evening shades IN All-s,lk surah. 20 in. wde at
Al evening :h.ds; e Ansil. Satin Finish sursh,
ExsninS s1.ss. q An sill Satin Rhadsmss % in.
better grade Of Satin Rhadames st SI25 These
goods are AL SILK. ~ IN. wide. and in all the evening
White and Cream in Faille Francais, from sl6o to
the finest imported.
White and Cream Moire at sl.5O; real value s175.
Light Blue Pink, Cream, White, Lavender, and other
evening shades of Imported Moires At 42 per yard.
Evening shades Of Stripe sstins at <5c.
Evening Shades Of Brocaded Silk and Satins al silk
from 81 up
A handsome line OF twotone Brocades, in evening
shades st $3.50 per yard, extra fne quality; real
Evening shades of satins at $50. soc 75c. 81. and
o1.S5 per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18
THos. E. wAGGAMAN, Guctioneer.
VNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES, SALE OF THAT FIRsT-CLAss DWELL.
FRSNfTNG SO FEET ON The NORTH SIDE OF
N QGAYl STREET. AND RUNNING BACK 240
FEET, MORE OR LESS. To DUMBARTON
By virtue Of deed of trust dated November 2. A.
D. 1850, and recorded In Lber. ll47, at folio 40 ct
seq OF the Land Records Of the District of Columbia
the subscribers will sell to the highest and best bidder
on Friday The TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF oC,
TOBER A. y. 1887, "all that parcel of ground in
Thomas Bealls Addition to Georgetown tnow West
Washington, in the District OF Columbia. described
beginning at point on the north side OF Gay (N)
street. distant sixty feet from the southeast
ner OF lot No 81 in said addition. being the
north. IT right angles to said Gay (N) street, two
hundred and forty feet to Dumbarton street (now
Dumbarton avenue) thence west the south line of
Dumbarton street (now Dumbarton avenuel thirty
the house hereby conveyed and that adjoining il on
the west thence south through the center of the wall
between the two houses to the north line of Gay
street two hundred and forty feet, less and
said Thomas Bealls addition, situated in block So as
per map Of Vim. Forsyth, surveyor approved by the
with all the improvements ct cetera rs in said deed Of
trust mentioned"
The terms Of sale are: One fourth of the purchase
and If be due and per cent per annum
$4,000 from May =, 1856, in cash. aud the residue
in equal sums in two, aud three from the day
Of SALE for which the promssory notes OF the pur-
the property sold the satisfaction Of the under
signed, will be required ConYeyancing and recording
at the purchasers cost ,r,r
C. M MATTHEWS Trustees.
o17-dts 1908 3lst st. n. ".
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Tur Come FAsuross.
HINTS ABOUT YouR NEW DRESS.
How 10 GET PRACTICAL DxAA
WHAT A WINDOW DISPLAY TxAcMxs
How 10 GET PRACTICAL mxAA

woman win insinctivsly stop outside tAs window
Of No. 1110 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Drspsd there lust - thsy might b. worn ere prsss
Patterns Of color materials and dssgns 70 that you
cannot but stop and admire them. One pattern b Of
Olive Green Canals HAIR, the irt Of zshrs strips Of
two shades Of Green. With nns Tsrra Gotta uuss Just
sufacisnt 10 hsip the effect; s1aoo 10 the price.
Another pattern 1t s1aoo hss Navy Blue serge
Skirt and Body. with Plaid ovsnldrt Of Navy and
Cadet Blue; Black Polk Dots ss intervals produce
novel eject You'n admire the $500 psssszn; iss Of
Plaid worsted Faille Nsvy Ground and Golden Brown
Plaid.
As12.o0 psttsrn Of English Tweed will catch your
eye The Skirt IL Brownsnd- Plum Color Chsck With
wide stripes. the ovsrdress and Basque without the
stripe its pretty drss pattern The last pattern wen
quote here IL Of Plum Satin Rhsdame. with Brown
Velvet Skirt with Raised Plush Figure on Pink Ground
q poor description Of beautiful psttern); its cheap
for s2Aoo.
The variety Of colors and the richness Of materials
Of the O. 10 Silk Pushes will likely make you buyer
The cards displayed also have valuable information.
We quote some OF them:
you ARE INVITED
To the exhibition in the Silk Department Of high.
priced Imported Dress Noveles (Ths colors are too
delicate 10 display herel"
BLACK silks
Quality A. b @. D. E r. q.
Prices. s09s sl29 sl.39 sl.4s o. 90 90 o225
Notice below fac simile of the written guarantee
given ION application with all Blsck siks" YOU'LL
SEE IT IN THE WINDOW.
DRESS PATTERNS.
One advantage Of the Dress Patterns offered By the
PALAIs ROYAL is that NO TWO ARE ALIKE. othsr
advantages are that you save time. money. and
patience"
YOU DON'T SEE
in the window any display Of Wraps; but it's fact
that some genuine Imported English Walking Jscksts
have Just been received. They are Of Broadcloh In
all colors The satin-lined Sleeves the finish, the it.
the something you can't define. tails you eloquently-
they're real English. se.4s each. The American
made In imitation sre really wonderful they have
Tapped seams and the material and finish ID apparently
Ensiish; they're e5.es each People with money to
spare should buy their Seal Plush Wraps and Jackets
now. Warmweather prices quoted. The Short Seal
Jscke with long fronts and bell sleeves are attractive
and fashionable. The Astrakhan Jackets and visites
will be fashionable. you may Judge BY the quantities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18
OFFICE OF DANENHowER 3 SON,
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TRpsTrEg sIE S II R ssp Y sss
HEEkk MIA sEP sFHEEFs scd4Hs fos
ss SYYi 8 Ss:a g sssGssss
q me T.sT,cs % oosamo,r re g "a vE.ssse g
trustees viii ell 6 public ancton, q front % -
PsiSS;;ss e sA 1J1E 6t26cE
ton. II aid Distnet 70 VT: Ihe nqfth tkity-oSS
q Hoo fsst Ten nd Ssi isosss tSf ~ 9S .
inehssj q odginal lot nnP1nss ssvsa So = sgnsss
bye tve-ssoy fFsns building uSsa . 3 $50 81
Torn: An eaeh.. Aaspesatsf 900 vm - pssusy,a
e tns e s,ls sss2s g ssIs - "a socplisa 10
"a q "a e q 90 49,:
ruG&tS sAB55S $afSSSoS ~ AovnJ .:S.:.
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nUNCANsON Bros. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
Trustees SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS
NEAR TERMINUS OF COLUMBIA RAILROAD
By virtue of deed Of trust, duly recorded in syx
Iiber No, 1853 folio 73 ct seq, one of the Land IN
in front Of the premises on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY.
EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. ID. 1887, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, the following described real estate
situate ia the county of Washington, District Of Co.
lumbia to witt All those certain pieces parcels Of
land and premises known and distinguished being
two tasj twenty-three t3 twenty four IA twenty
Ave C5 twenty six t26l twenty seven ls7l, twenty
eight (2S), twenty nine t9) thirty (30) thirty-one
GID thirty-two (32) thirtyth (53) thirty four
CAD and thrty-tve t3o), Of W. ii CisRett's sub
division Of block numbered twenty eght (2Sl of Job
called Long Meadows" recorded respectively ia book
County No d, page 20 October IL 1885, and Book
Governor Shepherd" page l45, March 1852 of the
Surveyors records for said District of Columbia to-
gether with all the improvements ways, easements.
rights. privileged. and appurtenances to the be-
longing or in anywise apper'aning:
for $4,000 dated March % 1887, with interest at
trnst recites note Of e., 500 payable March %
1883; one note Of $500 payable March 20, 1883
with Interest payable semi annualiy.)
Terms: The amount Of the indebtedness secured by
in note TO bear interest from date of and
to be secured by deed OF trust all cash. option of
purchaser Terms to be complied with in 10 days,
otherwise resale at risk and cost Of defsultng pur
chaser, after days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington D. c. Con-
Of time Of sale. MICHAEL l. WELLER T.,,.,.ss
Ol7-d&ds GEORGE r. REPETTIS AEussoes'
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He Fell Upon His Gun.
HOW PROFESSOR or THE NORFOLK AcApRMy WA,

Prof. Maxwell 8. Hudgins, OF the Norfolk. Va.
Academy, accidentally shot and fatally wounded
himself at his home, "Belairgrowrie" near Norfolk
Sunday evening. He was sitting at dinner. when
some one came in and told him that DOGS were
annoying the calves on the farm. Taking IN his
gun he went out with the intention OF shOoting
them. A short distance from the house he stnmee
Dled and FELL discharg1ng the gun the load taking
effect In his stomach, resulting In his death about
midnight sunday night. He was about twenty
nve years OF age. and Q native OF Matthews
graduate Of Washington and Lee University. and
Q post graduate OF Johns Hopkins IJniyeesiry
he married the youngest daughter OF the late
Capt. Thos II. Webb, OF the Old Dominion Steam
snip Company. Only q short time ago he was
the Norfolk Academy. "
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Terribly Bitten by a Dog.
A YERocroUs Brute DERIVES A ST. LOUIS MAN 4

HIS NOSE.
~. LOUIE october 1s.-The Globe Democrat
tells in Characteristic Western style, the follow
Ing sickening story: Al $50 o'clock sunday even
fng. as Geo. Zeiief Was promenading through the
alley IN the rear OF 1702 Geyer avenue a large
and presumably voracious dog, the property OF
JnD. Mailer, made his appearance and grasped
Zciler by the nose. There was an instant's struy-
gle, and the man and the nose parted company
great apparent relish, while the former was con-
Veyed 20 his home, No ITO second Carondelet
avenue In Frustrated condition.
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To THs PUBLIC.

To THE PUBLIC.
Having decided to retire from the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
CLOsIN0-OUT SALE
"sah IN progress and many bargains sre to be had
few Of which quote below:
BROCADED VELVET, in black and colors. formerly
%. to the low price Of o.. 90.
SInifED in black and colors, formerly
Sl.6O. to the low price Of 81.
In black and colors, formerly
$1.25. to the low price OF 75c.
ALL FAA1N In black and colors, 1t much
less than usual cost
We have some COLORED SILKS left In Gros.Carsin
hhada'nas, Surshs. and Brocadsd which No oier st
great sacrifice OF SOC. on the dollar
we have two pieces Of 24-inch SEAL CLOAKIN0
FLUSH isft, which We offer very cheap
The CoLoRED DRESS GOODS STOCK has many
Desirable and season goods left and II Won need
thing IN that line It will pay you to give thst depart.
ment look before buying,
II you want BLACK DRESS Of any kind. Why not
puy u where You can get II at cost?
In short, you should not mtss tbis Gala ~ WON na.a
anything In the DRY GOODS line.
STOLE FIXTURES FOR SALE
g. I. HEArPsToNE
@HE-o@ Gus Pennsyivsnia AvauuA
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stole the Bishop,, Robes.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, October ls-Bishop futile,
Of the diocese OF the Episcopal Church for the
State OF Missouri, arrived at the depot yesterday
from ST Joseph put his satchel down In a seat In
the gentl.men's waiting room for few moments,
and s4untered up ana down the platform ON his
return his yalis small russell satchei containing
lis robes had disappeared IL would hardly be
the proper thing say that the bishop was angry,
but he became very red In the face when he dis
covered that his yalise had been stolen, and had
he been able 70 discover the thief q sensation
might have been developed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18
c. G. pUNCANsON. Auct.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.

TausTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEEk 6 SHsTATE r Fs12NTI TTENSTYIlyE
STREET ASP R, ETNNSa A&k THAI
FEET TO TEN-fOOT ALLEY, AND KNOWN
A. THE OLD PORTION OF wELCKERs
oeptembef 70. 1873. and duly recorded In 1iber xa
q S % q 3 GoS ns ana n Gy vus q
q the Supreme Court q the aid Ii.tnct q columbia
PeEV sscursd thereby, default having 6ssn made in
the payment Of The tn6ebtedness. VII ell o public
TEENTT sEyENTA DAY OF 0CTQbfR, A. D. iSS7.
Ss.d ssvsa 4 sub 81 ot y rs 81. Ss oi
quar- ne1hsse6 tvo hundred - twenty two tsss,
that yidth ~ fses g lQsoos alley he .ans u
5000 N ths once Of ths Surveyor 81 the Dstos Of
TssEs 6 :.'s 81: ~ e :. ssnyasa 80 vish,.
800 .6 y $ ss5s Z "a An ssss sss g
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(yHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ kEAL EsTATE BEING No. 1907 FIRST


BY virtue Of 4 decree Of the Supreme Court Of
in Equity Cause No: l0537. win ssn q pubic III
1SSpSn " ts1nt e shs Pre%i.es M9SpA the
HxLF-PAsT FOUR O'Clock Pm, al Tia. i PIES. Or o.
parcel OF ground in the city Of Washington, D. O.
t snS and dsscesd On the plat or l.n q .sd
square numbered seven hundred aud three (703) b.
1or the same ~ point on the line of street
corner Of said lot and running thence south
t7) feet three go inches; thence east
slntysisLt s6s5 feet four t4 inches. the1oe north
west sixty eight t6S) feet four 90 inches the place
o5 nnns together with the improvements thereon
two frame stories.
OF ale q prescribed BY the decree; Qnethird
o. sne purchase money in cash. one third n eix
months and onethird in twelve months from the day
81 s.e or all cash. st the option Of the The
deferred payments. any, 70 Be secured by deed Of
trust upon the property with interest thereon q the
rate Of ax Per centrum per snnum. A deposit Of ops
hundred dollars (e100J will be required ct the time q
sale AZ conveyancinF st pprca.ssss c.gsnss ths
from TIE day q sale the gsopery y b resod II tie
kICHAkI l. wAI.LACH Trustsa
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 3 co. AnotoRssa
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A CHECK FOR 81. 000, 900 TO rHs BRrpx.-Mr. ana
MIS-. Thuriow Weed Barnes are In Chicago On their
way 10 California. Mrs Barnes was Isabella
last week 70 MI: Barnes grandson OF ThurioW
Weed. One OF the wedding presents was check
from the brides father -~~~~